Senator Case pushes Baker suit over outside profits
Sen Learse Case urged the Justice Department to sue Bobby Baker to recover profits from outside business activity while serving as Senate secretary. A Senate Rules probe found Baker amassed over 2 million dollars, described as improprieties, and now Williams accuses a 35000 kickback via Baker to the 1960 Kennedy Johnson fund. The Rules Committee may hold public hearings within a week to reopen the Baker case.
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Learse Case
R-N.j
Bobby G. Baker
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Fay Tee
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Wen Ie
Senate Rules Committee
Katzenbach
Department of Justice Institute 4
Bobby Baker
U.S
Case
Department
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John W. Tion
John J. Williams
R-Del
Matthew McCloskey
Philadelphia
Ireland
District of Columbia
Williams
Rules Committee
Dozens Hurt In 21 Car Wreck In Mississippi Traffic Jam
A 21 car crash near Hernando Mississippi bound for the Mississippi Memphis game created a 20 mile backup on I 55. North west Mississippi ambulances shuttled the injured twenty three miles to hospitals with no serious injuries reported. Tom Clark of Memphis described a chaotic scene with cars close together and a car veering into oncoming traffic.
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Farlow Family Remembers Past Postal Careers and New Beginnings
The article traces J C Payne and B G Ard careers in the postal service with Farlow becoming superintendent of mails after Ard's retirement. It notes the 1934 marriage of Farlow and Dorothy Cook, their Carter Street home, and their children Jeter Jerry Joel and Janie, with Jerry and his wife presenting their parents a grandchild. It closes with Farlow’s retirement from the Post Office and plans for church and home life as football season opens.
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J. C. Payne
Steve Clark
Payne
B. G.ard
Farlow
Dorothy Elizabeth Cook
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Carter St
Jeter
Jerry
Joel
Janie
Michael Timothy Farlow
First Pilgrim Holiness
Dot
Jack Farlow
Caro
Hoffa Letter Urges Forum Asks Probe Of Justice Dept
A circulated letter urges President Johnson to publicly probe the Justice Department and former Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy over Hoffa’s eight year sentence. It promotes Teamsters loyalists and claims a wrist watch prize for top letter writers while inviting broad participation from families and friends.
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Hoffa
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Johnson
Congress
Justice Department
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Fete Judiciary Committee
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